Still, he will sail to a victory. How is
it possible? First, there is the traditional dictator’s textbook that Maduro is
following: The president controls all political institutions: the National
Assembly, the Supreme Court, most of the governorships, the CNE. If the final
vote count does not give Maduro the election, he can fall back on the CNE,
which is in charge of counting the votes. That scenario probably won’t be
needed, however, since Maduro has no serious challengers. The most charismatic
opposition leaders are jailed, exiled, or banned from running. Sidelining the
opposition has been in the works in Venezuela for years. More…
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